The best way to terminate someone is to have "Human Resources" handle the termination, speaking directly to the employee privately and letting them know specifically why they are being terminated. You should also have another representative in the business present as witness when the person is terminated. Following the termination, the employee should be provided with a termination letter confirming the conversation and reasons for termination. The employee should be paid all wages earned immediately.
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